Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M1070 Mode D'Emploi

Alerts about category changes 

Alerts about policies that have changed or been disabled as a result of category changes 

When you receive alerts about URL category set changes, you should check your existing URL 
category-based policies and Identities/Identification Profiles to be sure they still meet your policy goals. 

For more information about the kinds of changes that might require your attention, see the “Responding 
to Alerts about URL Category Set Updates” section in the AsyncOS for Cisco Web Security Appliances 
User Guide. 

In Web > Configuration Master > Identities/Identification Profiles, the Policy membership 

definition page doesn't show the Groups option under Selected groups and Users. 

If you have multiple Web Security appliances: On each WSA, in Network > Authentication, 

make sure Realm Names are unique across all WSAs, unless all settings are identical for same-name 
realms. 

Tip: To see realm names for each WSA, go to Web > Utilities > Web Appliance Status, click each 
appliance name, and scroll to the bottom of the details page.

The Access Policies > Web Reputation and Anti-Malware Settings page in the configuration 

master is missing expected settings, including the Web Reputation Score threshold settings and the 
ability to choose anti-malware scanning engines. Or it includes these settings when you are using 
Adaptive Security on the Web Security appliance. 

Available options depend on whether Adaptive Security is selected for that configuration 

master in Web > Utilities > Security Services Display settings.